Moving On - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Sauce for the Goose
Divorcee Anne falls in love with a computer repair man, but problems arise when sister Lynne suggests their mother belongs in a care home.
Skies of Glass
Divorcee Anne falls in love with a computer repair man, but problems arise when sister Lynne suggests their mother belongs in a care home.
Skin Deep
Jean is about to turn 60 and has left a school reunion in a huff, as no one there knew who she was. Has she aged so much she is now unrecognisable?
Malaise
Tina's husband was sent down when their daughter Jess was only six months old. So when he leaves prison, Tina does everything she can to keep him away.
Letting Go
When Kirsty O'Connell finds drugs in her house she's appalled but determined to get her teenage son the help he needs. But is he the addict in the family?
Trust
When teenager Jack breaks into a pensioner's house, he finds more than he bargained for in Eddie, an ex-boxer.
The Test
When Cyn gets annoyed with long-time friend Theresa over her choice in men, could there be something more sinister at work than mere selfishness?
Losing My Religion
Joanne is shocked to learn that her son is being bullied because the other children believe him to be gay. But will he be pushed to desperate measures?
Rules of the Game
Dave is the life and soul of any party, but seems to be spiralling out of control. A&E nurse Ruth sees something in him, but can he put aside his demons?
I Am Darleen Fyles
Darleen Fyles, a young woman with learning difficulties, strikes up an unlikely friendship with Diane, a resident at an elderly care home.
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